英语6级单词高频词汇 第二十八天 选自（星火英语）

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take caution against
Take caution against falling objects, such as signs and broken windows.
with caution
For that reason, people in a foreign culture must use gestures手势 with caution.
caution sb. against doing sth.
clasp hands
clasp one's hands
come to/reach the climax
at the climax of
Indeed, it will be found at the climax of the industrial process.
confer sth. on sb.
confer with sb. on/ about sth.
closet information
closet consultation
cold closet
water closet
She told me that, as a child, she was very proud of their W. C. (water closet).
engine clutch
in the clutches of
Once he was in the clutches of the enemy he knew he'd never escape.
clutch at sth.
contend for
Top dancers from all over the country came to contend for the title冠军头衔.
contend with
have much to contend with
couch potato
He is a real couch potato. He just sits and watches TV at home all day.
couch in
from the cradle to the grave
in the cradle
be detached from
A gear齿轮 will be detached from the machine which stopped working.
be attached to
differentiate...from...
Student: Doesn't that differentiate from the truth?
differentiate between...and...
We have to differentiate between politics and education.
stand on one's dignity
beneath one's dignity
discriminate against
discriminate between...and
Ann: Maybe the baby really has the inborn天生 ability to discriminate between good and bad.
discriminate...from...
A critic must be able to discriminate from good literature from bad.
send by dispatch
with dispatch
He concluded the negotiation with dispatch.
take drastic measures
It is imperative迫切需要 for us to take drastic measures.
a drastic debate
make drastic change
It was only until I decided to make a drastic change in my life that I could make up for this lost time.
escort sb. home
under the escort of
The children were taken to the zoo under the escort of the teachers.
live in exile
Charm Tong姜冬女士 also helped establish a school for ethnic Shan young people掸族年轻人 whose families live in exile in Thailand.
exile oneself to
flare out
flare up
Feeling had risen so high that it seemed a quarrel might flare up at any minute.
flatter sb. on/about sth.
flatter oneself
fling oneself into
fling oneself against/on
have a fling
fall into a flutter
in a flutter
foster father/mother
foster son/daughter
gasp at
gasp out
The badly wounded old man finally gasp out the name of the murderer.
incorporate...with
incorporate...in/into
And these are three ideas that we're trying to incorporate in our policies with countries right now.
inject sth. into sb
inject sb. with
marshal arguments
marshal soldiers